The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-08-26
AuovsTkERnELs
Now look out for early frosts.
Almost q frost Tuesday night.

Ane oaSAoouc VI summer ID broken.
This is the wet:cst August since SO.
Are you going to the dancer"
Sure"
Watermelons are very plenty and very
cheap.
Grand ball at tho opera hall tonight
Friday.
Bsrdin is on. with some new locals
this week.
Fires were comfortable Tuesday and
Wednesday.
The old soldiers meet a. Woorsocke,
next week.
Alexandria has voted 70 bond for o
$1,000 school house.
The lake beds havs not been 90 full
since the spring Of '8s.
Piankinton Tea. White Lake II; to 10
at base ball, Saturday.
Wild grapes were offered lac. week FOR
50 cents per half bushel.
The frequent rains breed countless
flies, mosquitoes and weeds.
We would like a few heads Of cabbage
with the stem snd'roots left on.
Vendors Of garden truck are seen every
day going froln house to house.
The highest retail market price will be
allowed for oats on subscription.
Dealers at White Lake were paying s5
and 40 cents for wheat last week.
Don't forget that dance at Smiths
opera hall this-Friday-eveninE.
The heavy dews have come agsin-for
the first time since the summer Of 1883.
Let everybody come this-Friday-
evening to the bail at Smiths opera hall.
G. s. Blodgett's new warehouse ad-
joining his elevator is nearly completed.
The GRAPHIC would like to see Brute
county well represented at the Mitchell
fair.
Farmers arc busy turning over the
stubble waiting for the wheat to dry
out.
The Schweback Bros. of White Lake
propose to establish q creamery at that
place.
The ssylight in the postof1ce was
broken by nail during the storm Friday
night.
The snnu.l catalogue of the sta'e
Normal School at Madison has been re-
ceived.
Good music has been secured and q
large crowd and enjoyable time is ex-
pected at Smiths opera hail this-Fri-
dsy-evening.
Geo. Hill, OF Plnnkinton. has pur.
chased the well known trotting stallion
German Boy
There is q base ball club composed
wholly of Indians zeal Flsndreau end
they make a strong nine,
Plankinton Is making arrangement
tor g base ball tournament at the fair
this fall. There will be $3.50 in purses.
The contract calls for the completion
Of The new school house by September /.
The men were at work at it ALI, day Sun
day
A cordial invitation is extended to
each and every person to attend the
dance at S...ith's opera hall tonight
Friday.
frof. Foster predicts that septemhe;
will be g very stormy month. The dates
he sets are the I'd. 4th, 9th, 18th, 19tf
and 25th.
The printers of Brule county are an1
ious to play the attorneys of the county
q game of bali for money, chalk O.
marbles.
The railways carry produce ard stoch
intended for exhibition at Mitchell free
and have reduced the fair one half 10,
passengers.
Bill Nye speaks Of the band organ
monkey rs that restless animal will
his tail sticking through the seat Of hi
pantaloons"
The Mitchell Sportsmen's Aasociatio,
will hold 8 three days trap shooting
tournament during the territorial fsir
commencing Sept. 81.
A Sunday school convention will tax,
place in Willow Lska August 81. Ev
crybody interested in Sunday schoo
, work is cordially invited.
A. u. Roberts, chairman; A. barrow
> Scott Hayes and J. r. Lowe constitut,
the central campaign committee for tn,
prohibitionists in this county.
Ezra Kinney. near Bijou Hills, raise,
, 1,453 bushels of wheat on rs acres
, That's nearly 90 bushels to the acre an,
one of the best yields in the county.
The Dakota School for Deaf Mutes q
Sioux Falls opens September IA. Boar,
. and tuition at this school is free O
charge to deaf mutes of the territory.
Il There is a little joke being told on tn
Rev. J.. II. Boggs. He walked hom
Sunday evening and forgot his faithful
horse standing hitnhed near the church.
The Mysterious Phenomena enter
tainment advertised to take place at tn
i. opera house Wednesday night did no
come of for want Of a sufficient audi
: ence.
How o light and fragile girl can man
age to stow sway the greater part of
twenty-five pound watermelon in 9 K
: stomach is something no fellow ca
understand.
The oldest settlers nevcr before So,
the prairies "a green at this time OF th
year. One can travel for miles and fai
= to Cad anything bus tho vast expanse o
emerald green.
A venerable lady once said: "M
young friend, marry for love and wor
for your riches" II lie q good maxim t
min in tho hat and hoppot in tI>,, Soy